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Finding your story takes time. These are some of the things you’ll need to figure it out: – Who you are and what you stand for – What matters to you the most – When you’re at your best – How you add value in business and in life – Who you connect with in a heartbeat – How you make the world a better place in the most mundane and ordinary way – What people value about you – What makes you happy Once you find the answer to these questions you’ll realise that your story lies in

What is your best asset? And the one that took the longest to build? The one that is irreplaceable? You might agree that this is probably your customers and the people you work with. For some of us, our office space, software and systems can be replaced and we can still deliver the same product or service quality. If people are your best asset, how do you make sure that they will stick with you? If being a commodity and competing on price is not an option any more, then the o

When people ask me what happens once you have your unique story and what they can do to tell their own story, I always say that the best way of telling a story is by acting on it. I have my unique story map hang it out in my board. I review it every three months, or whenever I feel that something around my business is changing. Sometimes I add something to what I do or how I do it, but other elements of my unique story never change. I recently observed that my ‘who’ is gettin